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Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words about eggs, sizes, and prices with many garbled segments. No coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a full news item.
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1961
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words about eggs, sizes, and prices with many garbled segments. No coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a full news item.
Mrs Rose Burnight 69 of Sioux City died Thursday. Funeral services held at 10 am Monday at St Patricks Catholic church Akron with Rev JG Skahill officiating. Burial followed in St Patrick's cemetery. Rosary recited Sunday at Berkemier funeral home. Pallbearers were Pat McAndrews Jake Phipps Robert McAndrews Lloyd Rogers Lester Tritz and Wally Vanderwal.
Church service for Louis J Meyer a retired farmer aged 67 who died today at the Veterans hospital in Sioux Falls. Rev David Roy officiated with burial at Riverside Cemetery Lewison funeral home in charge. Born June 30 1894 in Ohiman Illinois he married Anna Haage February 26 1924 in Plymouth county. He served in World War I Rainbow division in France. Survivors: son Lloyd Akron three daughters Alma Kneght Akron Dorothy Boomgaard Hawarden Helen Tentinger Chatsworth a brother Edward Tut Hill S D and 11 grandchildren.
Mrs Henry Serck 67 died Tuesday. funeral services were held Friday at Jonewaard funeral home and Peace Lutheran church with Rev Leland Kloepser officiating. Burial followed in Rock Rapids Riverview cemetery. Survived by widower, son Elmer of Lake Park, daughter Mrs Irene Wilke of Rock Rapids, and two brothers Claus Haack Remsen and Walter Haack.
An obituary notes two sisters from Rock Rapids, Mrs. Peter Kruger of George Iowa and Mrs. Ralph Brown of Rock Rapids, along with nine grandchildren and one great grandson.
Frank H. Kolbeck, 69, retired Salem South Dakota farmer, died unexpectedly June 16 at his son Marvin Kolbeck’s farm near Le Mars. Born December 24, 1891 in Salem, he lived there most of his life. He married Mary Gstohl in Salem. Survived by son Marvin, four grandchildren, two brothers Rev Henry Kolbeck and two sisters Sisters M. Ephrem and Mrs Claire Haira. Funeral services were held June 19 at St. Mary Athole Church in Salem.
Albert Hawkins 64 of Le Mars died Friday June 16 at Sacred Heart Hospital after six months illness. Born March 22 1897 on a Le Mars area farm he lived there all his life and joined Presbyterian youth and later Seney Methodist church. He married Annie Elizabeth Zimmerman March 7 1917 and was a devoted husband father neighbor and friend. Survivors include widow two sons Richard and David of Le Mars a daughter Mrs Blanche Dennler of Merrif and six grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. He was preceded by his parents one brother and infant son.
Infant son funeral services were held Monday at 2 o'clock at the Seney Methodist church. Burial followed in the Seney cemetery under the direction of the Mauer Funeral home.
Plymouth County farmers must observe key dates for the federal feed grain program as announced by ASC chairman Wm Schnepf. Hay or silage from small grain nurse crops on normal conserving acres must be cut before maturity with a June 30 deadline, while soybeans on conserving acres must be cut by August 25. Farmers must keep conserving acre usage in 1961 at their past two years’ averages. grazing is allowed on normal conserving acres but no grazing or harvesting on land diverted from corn or grain sorghum production.
Mrs Charles Austine and daughter Robin of Kingsley discharged from St Joseph hospital Sioux City after Robin's leg surgery June 5. Robin wears cast until August 1. Pete Heines of Marcus admitted to Sacred Heart LeMars with a broken hip. Births at Sacred Heart include daughters to LeRoy Wolf and F W Aspen on June 15 and 16, and a son to Vernon Goodwin on June 16. Neil Ersland discharged from St Joseph Mercy Sioux City after operations. A daughter born to Ralph Augustine Remsen June 16 and to Arthur Poeckes Pierson. June 18 son born to Kenneth Freeze and spouse.
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Le Mars residents Mr and Mrs Wm A Franklin and their six month old daughter remain hospitalized at Sacred Heart after a westbound car struck a parked truck west of Le Mars on highway 7. Their four year old daughter was released. The Franks are from Minneapolis and Sioux City Iowa.
Gehlem High School aims to order its first of two buses using trading stamps and cash donations. S & H Green Stamp Company and Pew Motor Company of Le Mars are coordinating the order with delivery expected in 2 to 3 months, targeting early July for fall use. The school urges continued stamp donations and cash exchanges to supplement the bus purchase.
A 3 day reunion gathered Spring Green High School graduates with luncheons dinners a picnic and a smogasbord on the agenda. Dr R J Joynt county Democratic chairman reported advanced ticket sales for Thursday’s 6 30 p m dinner at the new Armory on Highway 5 with Jim Kennedy in charge and roast beef on the menu. Guests at Miss Leila Huebsch’s home last week included Mrs Ruth Rowland of Tuston California and Mrs John Schutt of Bremerton Washington. Rural school houses sold by LeMars Community School District on June 7 included Washington No 5 to Ted Hoffmann Merrill Johnson No ? to Frank Betsworth Merrill and Siston No 3 to Elmer Hoffman Merrill. Prices subject to school board approval. Mrs Nora Dornbusch and grandson Kim Dornbusch visited her sister Mrs Willard Benson in Le Mars.
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